This man's opus 69 was an Impromptu on Luther's "Un fort rempart est notre Dieu, while his opus 50 consists of both a Capriccio alla Soltadesca and the sketch Le Tambour. The pieces "Love Me," "The Wind," and "Death" make up his Three Pieces in the Pathetic Style, while an "allegretto alla barbaresca" movement closes his enormous Concerto for Solo Piano, which was collecte
This man's opus 69 was an Impromptu on Luther's "Un fort rempart est notre Dieu, while his opus 50 consists of both a Capriccio alla Soltadesca and the sketch Le Tambour. The pieces "Love Me," "The Wind," and "Death" make up his Three Pieces in the Pathetic Style, while an "allegretto alla barbaresca" movement closes his enormous Concerto for Solo Piano, which was collected in his op. 39 alongside his Symphony for Solo Piano and pieces called "In Molossian rhythm" and "Aesop's feast." A similar collection was his op. 35, which contained "Fire in the Neighbouring Village" and "Song of Love - Song of Death." He also wrote a sonata that becomes progressively slower over the course of movements subtitled "Quasi-Faust" and "Prometheus Bound." For 10 points, name this composer of The Four Ages and two collections of etudes in all the major and minor keys.
This man's opus 69 was an Impromptu on Luther's "Un fort rempart est notre Dieu, while his opus 50 consists of both a Capriccio alla Soltadesca and the sketch Le Tambour.
Charles-Valentin {Alkan}